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Mark Rouncefield awarded ESRC Sustainability grant

Mark has had his ESRC Sustainability proposal accepted for the ‘Sustainable carbon calculators‘ project. It’s a 6-month project in which he and Adrian Clear will work with Mike Berners-Lee in order to create digital end-user applications and cultural probes focused around behaviour intervention for lower-carbon lifestyles. A link to the project website will be posted here once it becomes available.

About Adrian Clear

Adrian Clear is a Senior Research Associate in the School of Computing and Communications at Lancaster University. He is currently working on the EPSRC-funded TEDDI project, Informing energy choices using ubiquitous computing and the ESRC-funded Sustainability project, Sustainable Carbon Counters. His current research work is focused on domestic energy studies, qualitative and quantitative methods, sensor data analysis, infovis, and designing technologies for behaviour change. Prior to his work at Lancaster, Adrian completed his PhD, titled 'Engineering pervasive systems using interactive visualisation', at UCD Dublin before working as a postdoctoral researcher at Orange Labs, Grenoble in the area of sensor data fusion for home automation and sustainable living.
Adrian's research interests include ubiquitous computing, context-awareness, sustainability, quantitative and qualitative study methods, information visualisation, and human computer interaction.